fluent arabic speaker and you follow this carefully, what do we know? what does your government know, what does our government now, about the genesis of this chemical attack? it s not certain by any means that it was a chemical attack. there are reports from western journalists who were in douma, reporting that they could find no folks that could confirm there was a chemical attack. they went to the hospital where there was videos filmed and they spoke to doctors, their main doctors of us can recheck, who said there was no chemical attack. what there was was an ordinary bomb attack that had people screaming into the hospital with smoke inhalation problems and what happened then was that the white helmets, the jihadi
been staying and reporting from the evening. at the top of the program she mentioned they were told to stay inside as police and investigators were searching the area. apparently it was a false alarm. there is an all clear at the pullman hotel. france s intelligence services facing intense scrutiny after the massive terror attacks in paris. 130 people killed. more than 350 others wounded. some 100 of those victims in critical condition. so how would this impact u.s. intelligence operations? congressman will herd joins us. member of the task force on combatting terrorist and foreign travel. also a former cia operative. jihadi john was wanted in the beheading of western
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yesterday, really the center of a lot of the armed uprising here where pro-russian militants have taken over key buildings, where the minister said there would be an anti-terror operation yesterday, but we didn t even seem to get to the outskirts of the town and a gunfire exchange in the roads in the nearby town where a security officer was killed. so, the question persisting here, exactly where is the ukrainian army? and really, now, do they have the manpower, do they have the resources, do they have the will to bring enough personnel and equipment into eastern ukraine to suppress these pro-russian protesters and these pro-russian militants who are remarkably well equipped and armed and moving around with great freedom here at this point? extraordinarily hostile at times, though, too, to western journalists, and remarkably tense, i think it s fair to say, hours ahead. we ve seen this last-minute u.n. security council meeting. just repeating everyone s previously known positions. so, t
do it and does not immediate the obligation that we have. a hundred thousand people have been killed in regular warfare with regular weapons over the last couple of years. syria is threatening this will blow up the region. this is a huge, huge test decision. except do we trust the rebels. that s the question, too. complicated situation. be sure to stay tuned. a special report, crisis in syria, that s just ahead. we ll go live to damascus. our fred pleitgen is one of the only journalists, western journalists, inside the country right now. we ll also speak with democratic senator jack reed of rhode island, a key member of the senate armed services committee, a our special report coming up at the top of the hour. when we come back, a national treasure now threatened by a wildfire of historic proportions just ahead.